Venezuela's Guaido returns to resume fight against Maduro

Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido flouted a travel ban to travel to Washington, Brussels and Davos. After three weeks away he's back, hoping to reignite discontent against President Maduro. Juan Guaido, opposition leader and internationally-recognized interim President marked his return to Venezuela from a three-week trip abroad with a speech. With it, he hoped to reignite public momentum behind his campaign to overthrow President Nicolas Maduro. "Today more than ever we have to make our presence known," Guaido told a crowd of around 500 supporters in a plaza in the capital, Caracas. "This is not the time to go back. It's time to move forward.'' He appeared bolstered by his...